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to reveal to him the will of Allah, and to make him a prophet.
Such a one can never be seduced by the satan.
What is known as "baptism" before the era of Prophet Muhammad
is called "Sibghatullah", namely, the religious indelible
marking mentioned in the Koran which Prophet Muhammad
brought is explained to us by the Divine Revelation
only in one verse of Al-Koran: Ch 2:138
"The (religious indelible) marking (of the believers) of Allah.
And who marks better than Allah? And for Him we are worshipers."
Muslim commentators rightly understand the word
"Sibghat," not in its literal signification of "dyeing," but in
its spiritual or metaphorical sense of "religion." This
Koranic verse cancels and abolishes the religions of the
Such a one can never be seduced by the satan.
What is known as "baptism" before the era of Prophet Muhammad
is called "Sibghatullah", namely, the religious indelible
marking mentioned in the Koran which Prophet Muhammad
brought is explained to us by the Divine Revelation
only in one verse of Al-Koran: Ch 2:138
"The (religious indelible) marking (of the believers) of Allah.
And who marks better than Allah? And for Him we are worshipers."
Muslim commentators rightly understand the word
"Sibghat," not in its literal signification of "dyeing," but in
its spiritual or metaphorical sense of "religion." This
Koranic verse cancels and abolishes the religions of the